foister (Meaning)
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foister (n.)
One who foists something surreptitiously; a falsifier.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foister
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foister Sentence Examples
- The unscrupulous salesman attempted to foister the defective product on the unsuspecting customer.
- The politician foisted his controversial policy on the public without seeking their consent.
- The prankster foisted a fake lottery ticket on his gullible friend, leading to a hilarious outcome.
- The teacher foisted an excessive amount of homework on her students, believing it would enhance their knowledge.
- The incompetent manager foisted his mistakes onto his subordinates, shirking any responsibility.
- The con artist foisted a sob story on strangers to manipulate their sympathy and swindle them out of money.
- The sneaky candidate foisted a false identity on voters to gain an unfair advantage in the election.
- The wealthy patron foisted his expensive taste on the artist, dictating every aspect of the commissioned work.
- The hacker foisted a virus onto the company's network, causing widespread disruption and data loss.
- The bully foisted a series of insults on his weaker classmate, seeking to intimidate and belittle him.
FAQs About the word foister
One who foists something surreptitiously; a falsifier.
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No antonyms found.
The unscrupulous salesman attempted to foister the defective product on the unsuspecting customer.
The politician foisted his controversial policy on the public without seeking their consent.
The prankster foisted a fake lottery ticket on his gullible friend, leading to a hilarious outcome.
The teacher foisted an excessive amount of homework on her students, believing it would enhance their knowledge.
